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C) Transform the sentence into a question and provide one positive and one negative answer.

1. Mr. Stevens works at a bank.
- Question: Does Mr. Stevens work at a bank?
- Answer: Yes, he does.
- Answer: No, he doesn't.

2. Mary gets up at six o'clock.
- Question: Does Mary get up at six o'clock?
- Answer: Yes, she does.
- Answer: No, she doesn't.

3. It rains a lot in that country.
- Question: Does it rain a lot in that country?
- Answer: Yes, it does.
- Answer: No, it doesn't.



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Final answer:

The answer explains the structure of turning sentences into questions and provides examples of positive and negative answers.


Explanation:

When turning the given sentences into questions, we can follow a specific structure. For example:

  1. Question: Does Mr. Stevens work at a bank? Answer: Yes, Mr. Stevens works at a bank. Answer: No, Mr. Stevens does not work at a bank.
  2. Question: Does Mary get up at six o'clock? Answer: Yes, Mary gets up at six o'clock. Answer: No, Mary does not get up at six o'clock.
  3. Question: Does it rain a lot in that country? Answer: Yes, it rains a lot in that country. Answer: No, it does not rain a lot in that country.

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